An analysis of court documents and social media of more than 200 people detained by police during anti-racism demonstrations indicates that 'only a handful' had links to organized activist groups.
Most people arrested during anti-racism protests in Minneapolis and Washington, D.C. last weekend were local residents, notAnalysis of court documents and social media posts of more than 200 people detained by police during anti-racism demonstrations indicates that"only a handful" appeared to show links to organized activist groups, according to the Associated Press.
The Associated Press review indicated that more than 85 percent of the people arrested by police officers in Minneapolis and D.C. last weekend had been local residents.
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